The Marshall University Research Corporation is pleased to announce our 2023 grant training from Grant Central on Thursday-April 6th and Friday – April 7th The event will be virtual. The morning of April 6th (8:30am-12:00pm) will be a Basic Grantsmanship session for all disciplines, followed by an afternoon session on April 6th (1:00 pm-4:30 pm) focused on NSF submissions. The morning of the 15th (8:30 am-12:00 pm) will focus on NIH submissions.
I would particularly like to encourage faculty who participated in the John Marshall Scholars program and the Creative Discovery and Research Undergraduate program to attend the Basic Grantsmanship training on the morning of April 6th
You must respond directly to Amanda Plumley, by March 13.
1- Confirmation of attendance Morning of April 6: Write Winning Grant Proposals Core Session 8:30 am – 12:00 pm * REQUIRED
2- Confirmation of attendance Afternoon of April 6: Write Winning NSF Grant Proposals 1:00 pm to approx. 4:30 pm, if appropriate
3- Confirmation of attendance Morning of April 7: Write Winning NIH Grant Proposals 8:30 am. – 12:00 pm, if appropriate
We need this information to order the participant materials for you, each individual attending will be afforded the opportunity to select one Workbook version you would use the most. For example, if an individual will be applying mainly to the NSF or other agencies similar to the NSF, then we would strongly suggest that they acquire the NSF version of the Workbook.
The “Any Agency” workbook should be ordered only when an individual plans to only apply for a grant from an agency other than the NSF or NIH, For example, those applying to the NEH, the arts, or similar types of proposals might select the Any Agency Workbook. For those in the hard sciences, we recommend either the NIH or NSF versions of the workbook. NOTE: All book orders must be in by March 13th.